The BBC’s ‘S*x for Grades’ documentary which took the country by storm this week was a rare investigative piece in Ghana without the input of ace investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas. The documentary was produced by BBC’s Africa Eye, a team which collaborated with Anas on ‘Number 12’ but which worked this time without him. … Read more
In recent days and weeks, Anas Aremeyaw Anas has come under immense attack from many angles, especially from allies or members of the ruling NPP.
Numerous allegations have attacked the integrity of Anas in recent weeks, with a particular claim alleging that he often takes money to bury investigations.
Almost seven months after Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team screened their latest investigative piece that focused mainly on corruption in Ghana and African Football as a whole, the major culprit Kwesi Nyantakyi has found his voice.
Kwesi Nyantakyi was seen in the investigative piece receiving a bribe from people who wanted to invest in Ghana Football. He was seen in a video receiving 65,000 Dollars.
The debauched murder of Ghanaian undercover journalist and close associate of Anas Aremeyaw Anas, Ahmed Hussein-Suale, has found its way beyond the shores of Ghana and into the arms of the international media.
The BBC has reported on the death of Hussein-Suale, who was killed late Wednesday by gunmen in Madina.
Mrs Christine-Marie Nyantakyi, wife of the former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kwesi Nyantakyi says her husband was not of himself during Anas’ secret investigations.
According to Mrs Nyantakyi, her husband has been a lawyer for 25 years and for such a person to be easily carried away by Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team was not physical but spiritual.
The Ghana Football Association has finally ‘opened’ their ‘mouths’ to address the trending news of the day — Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ ‘Number 12’.
The documentary has implicated many officials in Ghana football starting from the head of the GFA itself Kwesi Nyantakyi to their PRO Ibrahim Daara and many officials down the ladder.
Mr Eddie Doku former Blackstars team B Management Committee Chairman after being captured by Anas’ Tiger Eye PI’s secret camera receiving bribe is out denying and threatening to ‘slap’ Anas with a lawsuit.
The Investigative Journalist, Anas in a video evidence exposed the former chairman taking a bribe in order to agree to push Accra Hearts Oak Forward liner, Patrick Razack into the Black Stars team B.
When two elephants fight, they say; it is the grass that suffers.
I’m trying to figure out who the grass are in this scenario.
The ‘enemies list’ of Ghana’s investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas is growing day-in and day-out; and I think it is only those who hate the word TRUTH who will stand up against him.
Many are applauding him for exposing the judges or court officials who were captured on video receiving monies, goats, yams and other gifts from litigants whose cases were pending before the courts—but ‘truth haters’ thinks contrary and are calling for his prosecution.
